nip2 is a GUI for the libvips image processing
library. It’s a little like a spreadsheet:
you create a set of formula connecting your objects together, and on a change
nip2 recalculates.
Installing
You can probably install nip2 via your package manager. For
Windows and OS X, you can download a binary from the nip2 releases
page. If you have to build from
source, see the section below.
Documentation
nip2 comes with a 50-page manual — press F1 or Help / Contents in the
program to view it.
Building nip2 from source
In the nip2 directory you should just be able to do the usual:
./configure
make
sudo make install
By default this will install files to /usr/local. Check the summary at the
end of configure and make sure you have all of the features you want.
If you downloaded from GIT you’ll need:
first to build the configure system.
nip2 needs vips, gtk2 and libxml2 at runtime and flex/bison at compile time.
If you have fftw3, gsl, goffice, libgvc you get extra features.
snapcraft
Rebuild snap with:
Though it’s done automatically on a push.
